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He returned home to serve his native community. Housing access nearly blocked the way.

Hall’s purchase highlights how Native Community Development Financial Institutions support homeownership amid a 48.8% Native American rate in Montana, below neighboring White populations.

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Blackfeet Community College President Brad Hall's path to homeownership wasn’t easy. But his experience offers insight into what’s possible when adequate housing is available to reservation residents.

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He returned home to serve his native community. Housing access nearly blocked the way.

Blackfeet Community College President Brad Hall's path to homeownership wasn’t easy. But his experience offers insight into what’s possible when adequate housing is available to reservation residents.

·Helena, United States
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House and home: When housing works, tribal communities win

Part 3 of The Shelter Gap, a three-part series examining barriers to buying, renting and building homes on reservation land and highlighting the community benefits of secure housing.

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Missoulian broke the news in Missoula, United States on Friday, October 3, 2025.
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